Real-time Image-Based Motion Detection Using Color and Structure

Fig. 7. Results from detection using gradient information to compute Census
Transform
is demonstrated by the fact that the entire procedure can be easily carried out
in real time. Current work include developing a dynamic update of the background
model, developing methods for taking advantage of gradient direction
information, and exploring other color spaces.
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